TRS-male XLR
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TRS-male XLR
Can it be done?
and still have it Balanced?
I made three to go from main signal out of mixer to the various compnents.
I did (2) on XLR - tip
(1) on xlr - sleeve
(3) on xlr - ring
correct?
My little Behringer ct100 has it lit up like
XXO
XOX
OXX
O being lights.
X not lit up
and still have it Balanced?
I made three to go from main signal out of mixer to the various compnents.
I did (2) on XLR - tip
(1) on xlr - sleeve
(3) on xlr - ring
correct?
My little Behringer ct100 has it lit up like
XXO
XOX
OXX
O being lights.
X not lit up
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Re: TRS-male XLR
That is the correct wiring.....of course it's only going to balanced if you plug it into a balanced input. But, it will still work with unbalanced.Scott Brochu wrote:Can it be done?
and still have it Balanced?
I made three to go from main signal out of mixer to the various compnents.
I did (2) on XLR - tip
(1) on xlr - sleeve
(3) on xlr - ring
correct?
My little Behringer ct100 has it lit up like
XXO
XOX
OXX
O being lights.
X not lit up
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Thanks guys
bookmarked.
Looks like I did it right, we'll see this Sat when I hook it up.
Also the guitarist needs a replacement 50.00 cord that is 24" long that goes to his wireless. I told him that I would make him one or repair the one that seems to give him trouble.
What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
bookmarked.
Looks like I did it right, we'll see this Sat when I hook it up.
Also the guitarist needs a replacement 50.00 cord that is 24" long that goes to his wireless. I told him that I would make him one or repair the one that seems to give him trouble.
What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Probably the 1/8" plug. IME professional quality 1/8" plugs/jacks don't exist. Most 1/4" TRS are crap too, I'll only use Switchcraft or Neutrik.Scott Brochu wrote:
What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
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Re: TRS-male XLR
mini plugs and jacks stink....that said, are you sure there is actually something wrong with the cord? Get you a can of DeoxIt D5 and spray the jack and plug. It's great stuff to keep in your gig bag. It cleans all kinds of connection, pots, etc. When in doubt - squirt it!Scott Brochu wrote:Thanks guys
Also the guitarist needs a replacement 50.00 cord that is 24" long that goes to his wireless. I told him that I would make him one or repair the one that seems to give him trouble.
What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
If the cord is truly trashed, you can build one but it ain't easy soldering mini plugs.
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Canare males the best mini-jack I've come across.
and it's still nowhere near pro standards.
and it's still nowhere near pro standards.
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Run continuity tests:Scott Brochu wrote:What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
http://www.hobbyprojects.com/test_and_m ... sting.html
http://www.ladyada.net/library/metertut/continuity.html
Syd
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Awesome sites!Sydney wrote:Run continuity tests:Scott Brochu wrote:What could be wrong with a brand new (fairly new) cord? That goes from his battery pack (1/8") TRS to his guitar (1/4") instrument?
http://www.hobbyprojects.com/test_and_m ... sting.html
http://www.ladyada.net/library/metertut/continuity.html
Syd
It's great cause I got to figure out how to use this multimeter anyway.
^^^^^meaning there were some great pictures on the link to gain some knowledge of the multimeter. edit:5:05pm 7.1.10
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Continuity measuring is an essential skill.
anyone who does not know how to do this, cannot be called a sound guy
Syd
anyone who does not know how to do this, cannot be called a sound guy
Syd
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I meant that I need to learn how to use one. I know about continuity.
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I don't know Syd started it.
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Do I need to send you to your room? It's not nice talking where the old guys can't hear!Scott Brochu wrote:I don't know Syd started it.
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Re: TRS-male XLR
Hit "quote" and you can read it same size
or drag your mouse over it if you're a relative young'n like me and mini white on black is readable.
or drag your mouse over it if you're a relative young'n like me and mini white on black is readable.